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.I , ' I at- has 'rau to be the iCes, !Leri 1)4 vder en- ,sses bY' ago; dies; ed td i,wai !hopi e 111;; Thy pera° : .ect Ext hem; trotO it is NUIVItER 55261 it ig way y of by hood as to u y w )laces ill oil the guts• b the ,!mesis. iiery i !nrcuUS f and d coal r days' since A Sa- 5 'Jr. xford )y Ihe wa 4 9 , awl tit e t " ft 3!l° expe' LuGl4-, I: • milt' irtu o i e I coil!' m the )t 1 1 11 I Ion(' et the -- . g TES" sr. NIL' 1, Long,' Wog' • Cadiz; he La" :hie, 0 o wls►' r ' irdsti lre ' t N1;1Ieb:, ►uiitY per o°' E % eel -111 A il e ' 4 f L xet t, Old sso. , s;ife of x. aged r all Wi rhonla i of • life. eyor, of TierlY a pr. ~~~~ .~--'"`. Last Nit but Three of the CorriPany's - performing thiS • Season. ' . •- INCYLIM TI lEATR E. , Under the Special License dt the 1.0 etiA M UER.I.AI Granted foillie present Seaotf to 'the joint'apPlication-of - all Parties principallyintereNted... - - • SLlvaklfs, -forming the CONI - of the IateIAURY. LANE - TIIVATIOE, THIA P-R.F.-S-EN T. EV. h lsittstG, May 24-, 'Oita; per. form the Conte(' f ' . , . .. O ‘ THE IN CONSTANT ;' • 111 W AY; TO WI N II I • Mirabel, Mr..,DOWTON ; Yoting tit irabef,,' NIT, NI ELVI iNP; . Captain Duretete v . Mr, DE. CAMP.; • 'lltlgaril, Mr 1-101,1,AN D ; • 0 RGER ; EDWIN ; - • . _ - • • I.lin , rce, Mrs SC( Fnd of the PlAy, - M E R apd FO RTUN E., a serious Tale, • by Mr. V 4 UGI-I . AN. In the co ur se - o f the E .a Javpurtte Popular Song by • I3LAND. To which will 'be added, the Comedy of THE MIDXIGHT - HOUR. The Alarquis Mr pEcAmp; - Th,,4-nerid, PENSON.; Sebastian, Mr. R aSSE . Nicholas,. - Mr.' M A - T H EWS ; • I ulia, MrS. ORG E,R • Cicely,- - Mrs. SPARKS; • • plora, - Mrs. EDWIN. Boxes 6s. Second Price 35.--Pit 35. 6d. 'Second Price Gallery -ns. Second Puce ls. :-,Upper Gallery is. Second Price-6d. - • • - Boxes and places to be taken of'hlr, Spring, in the Box', Office, at the Strand , cntran,ce.; pt whom may also be had Private Boxes nightly. ;' • - The• Doors o ill be opened A Half past give, anti the Play begin at Half past Six • • To morrow. The Cabinet ; with The Citizen. BEDFORD BRIDGE— • • THE, CONINTISSIONERS for-RE-BUILDING •- BEDFORD BRIDGE Not ice, 114t,byan Aet , . . of Parliament lately trassed;'thev ireenitiowered to Borrow a .considerable Sinn of Money at futer,st, 'or by Annuity, to be secured-on the Tolls thereby granted e r'that purpose. - Persons disposed to advance Money m z , utts not less than "tool. are requested to make application at my Office, in Bed. ford; where any further intorn:atton may be obtained. _ By Order of the Commiy.Sioners i 11-IIiFD PEARCE, Clerk.. Bedford, May to. A GENTLEMAN' intitled to considerable Real - 4-1 and Personal Estates, wishes to borrow cool. He will giv e dity 'Secui try upon the Estate the Lender may require, and appoint him to receive the Rents; and allow the usual Commission thereon, and all other Terms will be made agreeable to the Lendjr. Letters !post. pain) addiessed to X. X. Langbourn Ward C o ffee -house , t•trichurcti.street, will be duly attend'l to. Pri •n ' y treated with. WANTS A .r LACE, _ . A MAN arid his WIFE, without Inctimbrance. 4-1 The Man can have a good Charader as U pper'Servant from his last Place, Writes a good hand, /Intl understaliis Book-keeping has •no objection t • go Abroad, or keep Chambers; will make themselves usetul. . Address to M. No. 3, Grantham- place, P_ark.larie, Piecadrlly (post.pii.l), or call personally any day at Two o'Clock. , GENERAL SIR JOHN MOORE's CORUNNA PATENT CAMP i4.:DS 4 I EA D, forming a regular Military Bed for the I. iein, Barracks. &c. also a SOFA for a lent of icooin, &C. and likewise .a SEA COT for on board .•Shin, the whole packing in a small Valice, allowed the most Portable ever )ct manufaetured, invented by MORGAN and SANDERS, No. 16 and 17, Catherine.street, Strand, Who most hunihly presume the highest honours ought to be 'Paid all those who so gallantly live and die for their King an.l cowl , ry. • CHEAP LOTTERY TICKETS AND SHRItEi. 1V HEAP H()DGES, DARTER, - PORTER,. DRUMMUND, and HUGHES, at No. 117, Pall. Mali, No. t , Piazza, Covent garden, No. 1.1, Parliament, street, No , 65, Heet-street, and No. 12i, Newgate-street, respeditilly inforti; the, Public, that beiincontent with less Profit than others..., :arge only. the following Priv. S. A Ticket - - Z 24 4 0 - An Half _e ta q oI An Eighth 4 Quarter - 6s o A Sixteenth The Payment of- the Shares,is secured by Government, as the Tickets from which they arc made are all deposited at the S tamp- Office. - • 4 . 3 3 0 z /I 6 !. , . RANSCOMB and Co. - with their usual great i Success, Sold N il Last Lottery irt'7B Shares, In the preceding Lottery, e 0 13 0 - 3+734 4+ 6 54 1110 • •\ . Z."Zo,000 No. 2,618 . .. . .kzo 000 . . . . 5,000 383 e g each . Soa 3of 5001. each . 1,500 Shares . of almost every Capital therein; and in Last Year only, Six ot. 20,60,01, and Capitals to the amount of 2 Sotloc , l. besides the fist 30,0:.ol. the last zs,r+ , :ol. and 1 )nl Y 4a,0001. Prize ever shared ; and in previous Years to an . a mount beyond all precedent ; are now selling fitekets and Shares in the NEW LOT F ERY, to be drawn Bth 1U N E,- , . illi which there .are Four Grand Prizes of too Tikets each, 1 Which may produce to a Ticket too,, 001. and to a Sixteenth 11 Pwartis of 6,0, 01. iRANSCONII3 and Co. again guard the Public against t le deception set forth of their Firm and Claiips of the Sale F the First and Last of Extra Grand Priies so given ; the :AcT is, every Sixteenth was Sold, and the fortunate Ad- FntUreis each received 15471 ths..3cl. at their • lth , OLD and ONLY 0 iiices in London, viz. i 57.37,, CORNHELL • I No. 11, 1-10LBORN; +,?• 3, EIAY&I A R lti.gT ; i and No. 269, STRAND. q will never falsely assert they div‘ided a Capital which l w 4s not absolutely S !JAR ED and SOLD to the Public as ah,,e. TOURIS F's Pott'l ABLE COMP,,NION Six This Day was published, elegant Volumes, Poyal• - iBino. iilustrated'with co -I°Liren Maps, the Third Edition, much improved and cit 4arged, price 365. boards,. or Two Pounds neatly bouir • HE BRITISH TOURISTS ; or TRAVEL LER'S COMPANION, through ENGLAND, FALLS, SCOTLAND, and IRELAND, i nclud i ng accU . ,4 te Hescriptions of every Part of the United Kingdom and c io ;biprehend in g the most celebrated and 'hest interesting 'odern Tours through every Part of the British Islands, ularly those of Pennant, Sullivan, Hassell, Grant Wymiliain, -Young, Moritz, Holmes, lonason, Shaw., . Robertson St. Fond, 1 1 utcninson, Newte, ' Skrine, &c. &c. W ith several Originat Tours, communicated to the Editor. Jay WILLIAM kAVOR, LL. D- Ree. For of Stonesfield, Vicar of Hurley, &. &c. Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 6, Bridge-street, and Rog 0 Y ali Boksellers, particularly by those on the - gre4 u4 dsi aiid at the Waterin Pines. Of whom may be had, • The G u id e to all the Watering Places tor 1816, price /3s. boariis, or i3s. 6d. bound in red. I lie Pidure of London for iBto, price ss. 64, bound. 1 he Topographical Dictionary of the United Kingdom, forty- s i x newly drawn Maps, it rice 255. inboards, or " • of the United Kingdom, Twelvelhillings, half LIBERAL I....DUCATIoN. 'his Day was published, In Two handsome Volumes, price 12S• in boatds,l3s. bound, or 145. elegantly bound, TETTERS from a NOBLEMAN t o ',hi s SON, during the progress of his Education at Eton and :Ox ford, written by the late Earl of --, between the years 18ot and 1808, and consisting of condensed Observations and lnstruttions on all the Topics of a liberal modern Educa tion.' In presenting this superior work to the public, the Editor 'has removed the greater part of the local and temporary matter, so as to leave what is published, a legacy of pra..- tical wisdom, m adapted to all seinaries, and to , Youth Of all conditions. In elegance of language, in soundint . ss. of-know ledge. in classical taste, and in orthodOxy, as well as jibt,ra lity of opinion, tnid work. will lay claim to tile pat !image of all good and wise persons, who as Parents or lutora have the guardianship of youth. . . Piinted for Richard Phillips, Great.Brictke-street, Lon don ; and to be had of Bryce and Co.' Ettnburgh ; Dublin ; Shepherd, Bristol ;.Knigbt, Windsor.' ivlundy,4) ',- ford; - lleighton, Cambridge; and all other lipolisel.!ers, with the full mllovi-ance in the purchasing of quantities fOr Schools. To THOMAS TAY I.OIZ, Esq. No. 9, New Bridge-Street, London, Honoured Sir, . -Edinburgh, IVla•ch tB, 'SQL T BEG leave to inform you, that - ever since the year • 57 ., 0 I. have been attlided with th e Lues Vene. rea • which, from its 'obstinately resi s ti ng every course of , Medicine prestribed by the most eminent of the .Faculty here,and undergoing several severe co urses o f salivation, and twice discharged from the Hospital, . w ith li ttle relief; would appear to be of the Most inveterate nature. . In the spring of last year my disorder. !tad got to such a head, as nearly to put a period to my existence-_I had a large•ulcee on the crown of my head, one oil each arm, and my legs were broke out in a frightful manner ; my right was dread fully painful, and had been in a state, of ulceration for the last seven years;' my left . had also two large nodes 'ten it, was very much discoloured, and gave me such excrutiat. ing pain, particularly when Warm in bed, as nearly to de prive me of rest ; in this lamentable state, I was recom. mended by Mr. J. Thompson, ' (who received so great a cure by them here), to take your Leake's Patent .Pills, which I began to de on the e6th of M a y ; i n th e course of aefortnight, I began to receive benefit—in little m ire than a !melt's, tile ulcers on my heed and . arms wee soundly healed—soon atter, -the sores. on my legs healed also; leaving, however, conseterable discollniration in the skin, and pain in the bone Of the left, which, by the Bles sing of God, and, a little longer perseverance iii your inva luable Medicine, subsided; tne nodes dispersin g , the skin regaining its natural hue, and the nodurnal pains gradual I y going off. 1 thus became, by . your liberal advice aud Me dicine, perfectly free from all my turner complaints— have recovered my former spirits and, be comeri strength, and sin jolly and fat, in which state. avingcontinued, many months to the astonishment of all who knew me, I sin at a loss in what terms to express my gratitude, but beg you, for the good of totter sintering mortals, to make this my case as public as possible, as I shall on every occasion ; • in so doing yoU will greatly ,oblige, Sir, your grateful, obedient; very humble servant, , ALEX. MURKEIt. Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. ' Witnesses to the . above,Cure JOHN Tmomesoe,' No. 3, New Poultry Market; and I OHN M'IN ebs if, Old Assembly-Close, Edinburgh. Prepared and Sold by the sele Proprietor, THOMAS T.: v Loft, Member of the -Royal .Colleke of Sur. geons„ at his House, No. 9, New Bridge-street, London ; . where, after a constant reselence of more than thirty-six years, in a practice particularly dire led to the cure of Venereal Complaint:, and the incidental to the' Parts of cleneretion, with that inviolable secrevy which men of his profeesion should•always .observe in such cases, he Hatters lumeell, the adeice and assistance he gratuitously administers to Persons taking -this .Medicine, will be esteemed,' by a discerning Public, as an advantage set .. dons at tainable :sod vied of all ambiguity. Also sold, by his appointment; tbr the convenience of those living at a distance, ,at the i'ertinner's, No. 35, St. Alban'sestrect„ ; the Triy e h6p, No.. 50 3 , Ox ord-stieet ; Mr. .Disborouglr's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill; Mr. SteePs, Bookseller, No.. t, Union-row,. Little Tower. hill ; Mr. Baiter's, South-bridge, &liaise:glee Mr. Mac. donad, Glasgu'v ; Mr Bull; Dame-street, Dublin; and by onetersen = in every considerable trivet in C; teat Ilkitainend I reland, in loxes of only es. 9d. 'each, sealed up' with lUD and plain directions, whereby persoos of either sex may cure thernslves wan, ease, speed, secrecy, and safety. N. Every Box sold in'Great isrition is sealed up with a Stamp, on which, by favour of the •Comusgsioners is printed, at the Stamp e)ifice-'—" 'fail ir, No, g, New Bridge-street," —to mutate which is teluity, and all others areCouriterreita. 1,) N • •."7"."."-.t."--r -[PRICt SIXPENCE HALPPENNVe r 1711PRIAL, Pm :Lid zwESI: flousE or P EERS, MONDAY, MAY S._ • Counsel were further beard in the Apptbal Nelda. t). Dick. To be heard again on Wednesday next. Several'Pat)lic and Private Bills were brought tip from the COmmons and read a first time. Among the Public Bills vere the six million Exciiequef Bills Bill, the Loan interest Bill, and the additional Exchequer Bills Funding Bill. - After some conversation between Lords ICL., SILLS and LAUDERDALE, the second reading . of the Scotch Judicature Bill was deterred tili Wednes• day. -• CHANGE OF NOTICES. Lord DARNLEY deferred Ain Friday next his MciA tion which stood for this day, respecting the state - and condition of the troops which had returned from Walcheren. CATHOLICS. • Lord DONNO,LTOMORE'S motion respt4ing the Ca tholic claims, \OAS postponed, on the motion ot Lord GLIEY, till Wednesday the 6th June, t& .n t o be brought on tor a certainty: The motion of the Marquis Of LANSDOWN, rela tive to the campaign in Spain, was p?stponed till Friday, Eith June, and Lord Grey next postponed his oWn motion on the State ot the Nation tit. Wedges. day, June 13, assuring the House that nothing should induce him to defer that motion to a nn distant day, the nicre so as the close of the Session was so Pass approaching. Th e aill'ent Ordi respeCiing these motions were then dischitiged,and 4.ew orders made out for the, days above mentioned. Several Accounts ware presented from the India Board, and ordered to lie on the tAble., DIVORCE. tOrd GREY gave notice that on the third reading of Garde's Divorce Bill,, be should move to Suspend a late standing order of that House, in respect to. Divorces, as car as it related to that Bill.—Adjourned till Wednesday. HU.USE OF •COIIIIII4ONS, MONDAY, MAY 28. Mr. W. POLE gave notice that he. would move for leave to.,bring in Bills to_repeal - ILI amend three At4s, the Insurrecth,n ACt, the Act forbidding per sons to 'have arars in - their possessicin, and that re lating to the adtnintstration of unlawful oaths. • The Bastard Childrc.n Bill was read a second time, and committed for Wednesday. • Mis. ReYnold's Legacy 11 , e Foreign Salt B:11, the Irish Itts !vent Debtors Bill, and the Brazil Machinery , Exportation 13111, were read a third thud and passed. Mr. D. GIDDY brought up , thw 4epoit of the Judge Advocate's Franking 8..1, which was agreed to, and the Bill ordered to be engrossed, and read a third time on Wednesday. The further consideration of. the report on the Lowland DistiHely 13;11 was postpoikd to Welles'. day. The Report on the Flax Bill was brought up and agreed to, and the Bill ordered to be read a third time on Wednesday. Mr. HORNEk postponed the motion respecting the t 51h Report of the C o Mmi ss i oners of Naval Revision:to Tuesday the sth of line. _ _ . - - Mr.FOSTER brou g ht in a Bill fur raising 1,400,0001 by tr,iy of annuities, for the service of Ireland. It was read a first, and -ordered to be read a second time on Wednesday. The Stage Coach Bill was - re-committed, and the report ordered to be recei% ed on WOnesday. Mr. Rose obtained leave to bring in a bill fir amending the ids relating to the Woollen Manu factories. The Guada'oupe Sugar Bill went through a Com mittee, the report of which was ordered to be re ceived on Wednesday. The Pensions Duties Bill was read a second time, and committed for Wednesday. The Goods removal and the Irish Beer Beer Bills were read a third - tiine,.aod pas'sed. The'CHANCELLOR of the .F,XCIIEQUEII obtained leave to bring in a Bill for limiting the amount of pensions to be, granted out. of -the Civil List of- Scotland. Sir J. NEwioRT gave notice that he would to morrow se'nnight move for leave to bring in a Bill to continue the limitation on the Irish Civil List. The - CtiANect.oit of the EXCHEQUER moved for leave . to bling in a Bill to dired accounts of the in crease and decrease of Salaries, pensions, &c. to be regularly laki•betbre Parliament, and for regulating the mode of paying the same.—The motion was agreed to. _ Mr. M. FyrzccaALD - gave notice that he would on Wednesday move for leave to bring in a Bill for re gulating the mode of planting timber in Ireland. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER moved that the Order of the., Thy tor going into a Committee on on the actual state of the ,§coteh Clergy Should be read. He stated it to be hii intention to propOse that a sum of 10,0001. por annum, should be appropri ated to their relief. After a few words'from Mr. Horner and . Mr. Whitbread,' which were replied to by the Chancel lor of the ExclThquer, who also stated it to he his intention to move for the Vote of Credit on Wednes day or Friday, the House resolved itself into the Committee, when the Chancellor of the Exche qutr in0., , c1 his resolution, which was agreed to, and the report of the Cotuatittee - ordered to be received on Wednesd.ty. Lord MAtioN presented a Petition from the town of King,toil, in behalf of Sir F. Burdett and Mr. G Jones, and praying tor the abolition of Sinecure Places and a Reform in Parliament.-,—Ordered to lid on the table. Mr. BERNARD obtained leave to bring is a Bill • IL LT iL ILTESDAT •SALE:of Dr. PARRY'S Fine WOO Li.FD SHEEP, con- • sisting „of about zs R A NI,S, and. about too EWES: • . A Wish having been expressed by any Gentle .rk men, thtt those SHEEP should be Sold by Public Sale, instead of Private Contratt, the Public s are hereby re spefflull) itifbrrne4l that they will be Sold by Audion on Wednesday, the 6th of lune, 1810, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon, under the Sheds of em m e For, at Summer-Hill; near Bath ; where Eight Pieces of ('loth and .Cassiniere, m . antifadured from the Wool of this Flock, last Season, will' at the samejime be exhibited. To be viewed from Eleven o'Clock till Three on thetwO days preceding the Sale ; where Catalogues may be had, and of Thomas Martin and Co. Brokers, No. 63, Coleman-street, London. , . MERINO SHEI.I). TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At Holland-House Far:n, tensington, on Wednesday the t3th • of tune, tam, at Twelve o'Cl.ck, SE I IVE h NTEEN .ME.RINO EWES, Nvith their One Three-year old RAM, o f the Negrette, i, e; Campo Alange Flock. The above Merinos were imported last Summer, 'by the express permission of the Government of Spain, to the pre sent Proprietor ; having been bought by him froM the Ne-- grette Flock, then recently rescued from the French in Estra madura. • Also, Six'twice.crossed MERINO RYFLAND EWES, with their Lambs, by the ahove-thentioned Negrette Ram". To be viewed on Monday and Tuesday preceding the Sale, by - application-to at the Farm ; where Catalogues may be had, and of Thomas Martin ,and Co:. Brokers, No. 63, Coleman-'strect London NAVIGABLE ,CANAL AND CARMARTHEN ItAIL- .WAY SHARES, TO BE SOLD BY•AUCTION, • - By Mr. 'scow, - On'Friday, lune t; at Twele-o'Clock, at the Mart,'. S HAR fi S in the LEICESTERSHIRE and NORTHAMPTONSNIRE,• 'or- OLD UNION, ROCHDALE, KENNET and AVON, THAMES and MEDWAY, ELLESMERE, DUDLEY, and. BASING, STOKE CANALS, and in the CARMAR I'HEN RAIL WAY. Particulars at Hatchett's Hotel, Piccadilly; at the Mart and of Mr. S.•ott, 28, New ;ridge-strret • :iE PER , In pursuance_of an .der of tlt- ~:ourt of Chancery' k,. made in the causes, T.ARRI R against H ; C.; I NS, FA R-- RER a?ainst OR 1.!: k, VIO!:G AN against. PACE, and F Att. R against HA Rill's() N, dated the ;tit day • tsf Imy iBc9 ;ref air Order nude in the cause FA R It E R . .against FAR RE K, dart the 2d day of April. Cro ; and• Oa General Order of tote Court, Oaten 'he nth day of No-. vernber, ;809, with i! , e ap;.iobation of William Alex ander, EtAtuire„ . one . o, the Masters of the said Court at the Swan inn, in the Town of Bedford, on Saturday, the rrtr d.zy rat Tune, -18 To ' at one o'clock preciselx , • • EVERAL. FREEf-MLn MESS eAGE ARMS, and LANDS, situate in. the Cltinties of. 13 LI :•K IN;; Fi Maid B E t)F:0 RI) ; and' ceritd , l Tithes of Corn, or odd I nelosures and open Field Latick, in Stagsden,• in' •is said County of. Beilford, .1.44. the EState of William, arrer, Esquire, dece;,seci„ the,Testatoinanied in the Plead-' ings of the said Causes. .• Printed s hereof tray be had at the slid 'Mas ter's Chambers, in Southampton- buildings, Chanccry.lant, . London ; of Messrs. Graham, Kinder Ivy. and l)onrville, So. licitors, Lin6oln's.lnn ; Messrs. Gatty and - Hadrian; Soli. citors, Angel-court, Thtogmortori-street •' of Mr. Hurst, Solicitor, Newport Pagnelr; of Messrs . Kitclee and Son, Land-Surveyors, Cagtle.Thorp, near Stony Stratford; at., the Hull, Olney ; White Hart, Arripthilt ; the Sun, Hit. chin; and the George, Woburn and at the Place . of Sale. This Day was published, In Two Vols. price 9s. in boards, T" D A I.:G 1-1 TE R. All the pious duties which .we owe Our parents, friends, our country, and o u r God, The seeds of every virtue, here below r • From discipline alone, and ea rly c u ! tore grow . 'Vest on Education. Printed for J, Hatchard, Bookseller to her Majesty, 190, Piccadilly. SPANISH LITERATURE. This Day was published„, price ss. boards, By Gale and Curtis, Paternoster.row, /SABEL " los DESTERRADOS de SIBERIA, POI COTTIN. Tralticida del Frauc,es al Castellano, por D. T. DIAR DE LA P EN A, Professor de la Lengua Castellanam.. This Day was published. Tn Three Vets. Izrno . price qs. 6d. boards, A NNE- of BRITTANY ; an Historical. Ro mance. " The Union of Bretagne with the French Crown, under Charles the bightth and Lewis the Twelfth, and the final EX tindion of .the Inflvnee in France, will always be subjects of general interest, not inferior to the most striking Incidents in the Pageof Fidion." Flist. France, 3 Vols. - Printed for C. Cni&iuck and W. Joy, 3z, Paternoster-row.; where may be hsd, just - published, —The Prison of Montau ban, or "Times of Terror, in foolscap Bvo. price 6s. boards. This_Day was published, price ts. 6d. A SERMON on the SACRAMENT of the. LO RD's SUPPE R, preached id the Parish, Church of St. Anne, "Limehouse, 9 Aro. " . By the Rev. [AMES .RUDCi E, AB. Of Pembroke College, Oxford, and Curate and Lelurer of Annc',s, Litnehouse Sold by F. C. autt 1. Rivingtuil, No. 6z, Si. Paul's Church•pard., • Lately published, Elegantly printed-in Two small Volumes, price in boards Bs. T HE THEORY of DREAMS :, la which at 11 Inquiry is made into the Powers, and Faculties of the Human Mind, as they are illustrated in the most remarkable Dreams recorded in Sacred and Notline history. . Printed for F. E. and 1. Rivington, • No. 6z, St. Paul's Church-yard; sold, also by I. Hatthatd, 1 , 4“.. 193, Picca dilly. S A-L ES, 1, ;/77 • , : I- 0 7 , .MAy 29, 1810. • - ADMIRALTY-OFFICE ; • may 15 ; 1810. IT leing intended to distribute to the Nor Widows A. of ConamisSion and Warrant Ogeers of the Rsyal Naty, whose circumstances come within the Rules of the Chariy,' ;sta_ b'lisked fortbeir Relief, Inch:Mai:Ms as n* be due to them on ae ' cOunrof their Pensions, up to the 31st of May inst. ibis _ is to give'Notice, That a'y ppidr,tv.; who have not Jet applied for their Pensioits,and intend to lay in their Claims . , may do sat soon as possible, by Litter, addressed to tbje SecretanY of the Admiralty; and aill-sueh Widows whose Clai , ns have been already allowed must, send or bring to this Office between the J "lb and 3ut 'ins! . the ati:dai , iti repired by the' Rules,- in order to their being con. tinned on the Pension - List, y. JP . CROKER, FICTUALLING-OFFIC:E, May2B, 18to. TIDE COMMISSIONERS fir VICTUALLING 11M ‘ll./I . 7E.VTI"s NAVY ds bereky• give Notice, That onTu,sday, the igth of June next, they :till% 6 , ready to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat .lor the supply 'af, .what FRESH BEEF truryhe required for the use of his Ma jesty's Shipi . and Pe , srls at Leith, Leith .Roads, and the Firth of Edinburgh; for Twelve Months certain, fr o m the first of yui; next, and further until Six ilLittlis 'warning shall be given on either side for the termination thereof; to he paid for by Bills,: payable, with Interest, Ninety , days after date. The Conditions of the an 'rilel may be seen at the Secretary's pffire; a! this Office,; or by t applying to the Colhaor of Cmiams at Lthh, • .IVO regard will 6e had to an, Tender in which the Price shall not be in4ert••d in wads at. length, or that shall not be delivered t o the lioard Gejore One o'clock on the said Tueidaj., the 19'h cf . 7 . nne next, nor ttnicis the Person who maker the Tender, ot nnte Paton on his behalf, attends, to answer <7l.hett - called lot. COMMERCIAL EDUCATION. This Daywes published, ,• • . . Puke 3s. 6d. bound, with a hill allowance to Schools, Embellished, with an Engraving ot_ the Royal Exchange, London, 'ffE GRAMMAR of TRADE, MANUFAC .I TURES, I:nd COMMERCE, containing popular Ac r Counts of all the different Branches of Trade and Manufac tures, Definttioni" of the various Persons employed in them. Descriptions of the Origin 'and Uses of Commodities. A Vocabulary of Terms used - in the different Branches of Corn- Merce. 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